Examples of 'came to the fore' in a sentence
Meaning of "came to the fore"
This phrase indicates that someone or something has become prominent, visible, or widely recognized in a particular situation or context. It implies that someone or something has come into the forefront or center of attention
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came to the fore
Britain came to the fore with industrialization.
Multispindle technology quickly came to the fore.
They all came to the fore.
A reserve guard with nerves of steel came to the fore.
Then you came to the fore.
It was around this time that republicanism came to the fore.
Slow cinema came to the fore.
Problems of governance and political instability came to the fore.
It was here that she came to the fore as a performer.
The small business shopkeeper mentality came to the fore.
Even rap came to the fore.
It is here that the friendship rest came to the fore.
Chinese artists came to the fore very early on in history.
The harmonious society came to the fore.
Cultural critics came to the fore in the nineteenth century.
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Retirement issues also came to the fore.
Another problem which came to the fore during my term of office was environmental protection.
Other contenders later came to the fore.
That unassuming nature came to the fore when it became clear he would be president.
American expansionism again came to the fore.
The issue particularly came to the fore in the seventies and eighties.
The radicalization of politics came to the fore.
This came to the fore when Jesus was on earth.
Her creative talents came to the fore.
His acting came to the fore again in Singapore.
The service industries came to the fore.
The question came to the fore last year in the diocese of Toulouse.
New issues of trafficking came to the fore.
These problems came to the fore with the arrival of the Muslims.
Something like that came to the fore.
Following phrases came to the fore in the statement read by Yıldız Önen.
Safety measures suddenly came to the fore.
SMS and texting came to the fore in the time of flip phones.
His slip catching also came to the fore.
Three schemes came to the fore for the East Midlands.
Now his professional expertise came to the fore.
Grant certainly came to the fore from Tullulah.
The question of expansion soon came to the fore.
Recently the Third Front came to the fore with much fanfare with eleven parties.
Problems of knowledge at the same time came to the fore.
Two essential aspects came to the fore at this meeting.
As the wars concluded the question of peace came to the fore.
An important element that came to the fore was continuing training.
It was here that his hurling talents first came to the fore.
E issue of ex ante disclosure came to the fore in these public consultations.
Two different ideas of national unification eventually came to the fore.
These issues came to the fore.
The issue of the possibility of a shared gesture then came to the fore.
Both players came to the fore.
That early interest in sports which he showed as a cadet again came to the fore.
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